Google Play Music for Chrome, a lab feature, lets you upload your songs and even monitor folders for updates. As reported by The Verge, the feature will eventually roll out to all users, ...

Google Creative Lab launched Chrome Music Lab in 2016. A series of web-based experiments, each Chrome Music Lab installment let you play around with music and sound in a different way.

Google introduced the Chrome Music Lab this week, allowing anyone with access to the web via mobile device or desktop computer to play with music. With it, users ...

Google put the Lab together for Music in Our Schools Month, because the company "wanted to make learning music a bit more accessible." That's why you can play with all its experiments right on ...

Forget piano lessons and sheet music: Google is making it fun and easy to learn the basics of music online with a series of hands-on experiments at the Chrome Music Lab.

Google's Shared Piano lets you create a virtual practice room and play piano, strings, ... The Shared Piano beta from Google’s Chrome Music Lab makes it dead simple, though, ...

Google opened the Chrome Music Lab back in 2016, ... If you’d like to play around with the mess shown in the featured image above, you can head over to its Song Maker link and see what it does.

Google today announced Google Play Music now lets you upload your own library by simply dragging and ... the feature is only available as a Chrome app, and it’s still a lab, meaning you have to ...

Straight out of Google’s Creative Lab comes Jam with Chrome, an experimental, interactive Web app that lets friends jam together from different locations…directly from their (Chrome) browser.

Google is trying an experiment: it's letting armchair musicians shred virtual guitars and bang animated keyboards with a new interactive Web app called JAM, which is on its Chrome browser. "If you ...